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Madison, Wis. - If you dropped the word sustainability in a crowd of business executives five years ago, most of them would have pegged you as an aging hippie, then scrambled away to avoid any lectures about riding their bikes to work.

Today, sustainability still carries some linguistic baggage, but those same business execs might stick around to talk......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Tom Still 11/13/06


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